#10 Monday 10/13/2013

#10

Monday 10/14/2013

A Day

-Daily Drawing #8(?)

-Notes:

       Element of Art: Line

       Principle of Design: Pattern

-Work Day!

     Creative Color Wheel! DUE FRIDAY!

Awesome video inspiration for Monday:

and this one... because dance is an art... and because Alex Wong and Twitch are freakin' awesome!

http://youtu.be/mhyWzC7df-0

#9 Friday 10/11/2013

#9
Friday 10/11/2013
A Day

Injured Athlete Day?
<That's the weirdest spirit day I've ever heard of...>

-Daily Drawing
-Work Day
         Creative Color Wheels!

DUE DATES:
TODAY 10/11/13
~LAST CHANCE FOR SYLLABUS (20PTS)
~SUPPLY FEE (100PTS) 

Friday 10/18/13
~Creative Color Wheel DUE! (@ end of school day)

Next week Monday A Day

How it's made: Gummy Bears

#8 Wednesday 10/9/13

#8
Wednesday 10/09/2013

Western Day!

- Value Worksheet Warm-up Turn in for 5 pts
     color dark to light using different shading techniques. stippling, hatching, normal.
-Work Day!

DUE DATES:
FRIDAY 10/11/13
~LAST CHANCE FOR SYLLABUS (20PTS)
~SUPPLY FEE (100PTS) 

Friday 10/18/13
~Creative Color Wheel DUE! (@ end of school day)

What day is it?

Craftsmanship

Craftsmanship

This is a very important word in the art world. It is defined as the quality of what a person does. Craftsmanship is most admired when a person creates with skill or dexterity. -http://en.mimi.hu/finearts/craftsmanship.html
In art we are communicating an idea and our personal expression of that idea. It is important that our ideas are seen by the viewer through our art. Effective methods of communicating include neatness and purpose. 

Good Craftsmanship

These are both examples of good craftsmanship. The artwork is finished. This means there are no pencil lines, the artwork is purposeful, neat, and intentions are obvious. The painting on the left is complicated. It involves many different elements and principles of art and design. The painting on the right may not look like great craftsmanship but it is more simplistic and demonstrates clean lines and finish. There are no pencil markings and is neatly executed. 

Poor Craftsmanship

While these are the great start to surely awesome pieces of art they lack quality craftsmanship. The ideas are present but the finishing quality is not. The picture on the left looks like it was crudely and quickly done, without any thought or care. The picture on the right is awesome yes, but looks unfinished. The sketched lines in the background looks like the artist is in the middle of being done. 

Craftsmanship is the difference between a sketch and a finished product!

#7 Monday 10/7/13

Monday 10/07/2013

#7
- Daily Drawing
- Notes: Craftsmanship
- Work Day:
       Creative Color Wheel (CCW)
         Keep working! 
            GOAL: 12 objects inked & 6 objects painted

DUE DATES:
FRIDAY 10/11/13
~LAST CHANCE FOR SYLLABUS (20PTS)
~SUPPLY FEE (100PTS) if you don't turn in your supply fee I can't buy supplies and will hold supplies until you pay it. If you need help with your supply fee please talk to me or see your counselor to see if you are eligible for a scholarship.

Friday 10/18/13
~Creative Color Wheel DUE! (@ end of school day)

Monday inspiration:
OK Go, "Primary Colors"




This video is pretty bomb... haha just go with it!

If you are having trouble mixing your colors here's a helpful tutorial:




Happy Painting! :)

Creative Color Wheel Project

(CCW)

YOUR GOALS:

1. Mix colors correctly using the primary colors.

2. Show 3 value changes. (proving that you know what value changes are!)

3. Make a color wheel that is interesting and aesthetically pleasing to look at. 

RUBRIC:

Requirements	You	Ms.Nish
12 Distinct Colors 12pts
@least 3 value changes on each color 36pts
Creatively planned & Designed 15pts
Carefully mounted 25pts
Craftsmanship 25pts
Name & Period 2pts
Participation 10pts
Total 125pts

Directions: 

1. Come up with an idea!

2. Sketch them out in your Daily Drawings section of your Visual Journal!

3. Draw out 12 objects and ink them with sharpie. 

4. FUN PART: Using only the primary colors, make all of the colors in the color wheel. There are 12 colors for your 12 objects. 

5. In each object demonstrate 3 value changes. Dark, medium, light. 

6. Make sure you have these colors: 

red (P)

red-orange (T)

orange (S)

yellow-orange (T)

yellow (P)

yellow-green (T)

green (S)

blue-green (T)

blue (P)

blue-violet (T)

violet (S)

re-violet (T)

You'll get 1 point for having each color and then 3 more each for the value changes. 

7. Cut out or erase pencil lines & mount onto black tagboard. 

8. You get 2 points for having your name and period on the back! So don't forget it!

Color Notes

Color Notes

Write this down in your notebook!

Color is the element of art that is produced when light, striking an object, is reflected back to the eye.

3 Properties of Color:

Hue: the name given to the color

Intensity: the strength and vividness of the color.

Value: the lightness or darkness of a color

Pigment: the substance or powder that makes up the color of paint. Can be organic or inorganic

Primary Colors:

Red, Blue, and Yellow. Primary colors are hues that cannot be made by mixing other pigments.

Secondary Colors:

Violet, Green, and Orange. Colors that are made by mixing two primary colors together.

Tertiary Colors:

Red-violet, blue-violet, yellow-orange, red-orange, blue-green, and yellow-green. Made by mixing a primary color and a secondary color.

Complementary Colors: Colors that are opposite each other on the color wheel.

Analogous Colors: Colors that are next to each other on the color wheel.

Warm Colors: Red, Yellow, Orange

Cool Colors: Blue, Green, Violet